Press releases 2012

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) expresses again its serious concern over non-compliance with regulations of the Managing Board of the University of Montenegro (UoM) as well as ad hoc forwarding information only when these are indicated by the media. CCE would like to thank to the media who continuously recognize interest to monitor this issue… »

The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) stabs again at the several violations of law by the University of Montenegro, i.e. its faculties’ units, other bodies and administrative organs, inparticular the Managing board… The Managing Board of University of Montenegro should take its responsibility and act – (pdf)

Who can apply for volunteering? Basic prerequisite is that you are older than 18 years. It is important that you are open and ready to make new friends and share your enthusiasm with others. Any kind of knowledge on films and cinema would be appreciated, but it is just enough that you love movies. If… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) calls on the Minister of Interior to order checks at all levels in order to determine whether the officers applied the authority entrusted in line with the law and what were the reasons of the abuses of authorities, especially toward minors… Investigate the circumstances of riots – (pdf)

Centre for Civic Education on behalf of the Coalition for RECOM is organising PANEL DISCUSSION on CONFRONTING THE FUTURE – WHY IT IS TIME FOR RECOM? Guests/panelists: Zarko PUHOVSKI, professor at the Faculty of philosophy, University of Zagreb Tea GORJANC PRELEVIC, executive director, Human Rights Action Dragoljub Dusko VUKOVIC, journalist Panel moderator will be Mirela… »

After the repeated attack on Todor Vujosevic, actor of the TV clip “We are part of the team!” (Mi smo dio ekipe!”), which is promoting protection of rights of LGBT population, the non–governmental organizations Human Rights Action, Centre for Civic Education and LGBT Forum Progress warn Montenegrin public about the existence of an apparently organised… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) states, with regret, that our predictions from the press release of 09/10/2012, regarding decisions of the Administration Board of the UoM, and the new Administration Board’s Chairman Duško Bjelica, are coming to their fullfilment and that under the alleged pretext of bringing order to the univirsities’ units the party dictatorship… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) notes that the current election campaign is earnestly beginning to affect the events at the University of Montenegro (UoM), which continues to be an instrument for party games, compensations and calculations. It seems that the only difference is now already prepared taking over of the UoM by the stronger coalition… »

In relation to the International Non-Violence Day (2 October), Centre for Civic Education (CCE) notes that frequent acts of violent communication towards diversities should be the object of attention of many social actors… The International non-violence day – is the violence being condemned enough in Montenegro – (pdf)

For the purpose of implementation of the project “Students Ethics Initiative”, supported by the Open Society Foundation from Budapest, NGO Center for Monitoring CEMI, in cooperation with the NGO Centre for Civic Education CCE announces an OPEN COMPETITION FOR ENROLLMENT IN THE INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS OF THE UoM The “Student Ethics Initiative” aims to… »